OBGYN opportunity in GeorgiaLocation: Rome, GA - Atlanta 65mEmployment Type: Full-time, permanent positionSalary: $300,000 - $330,000 Position OverviewA growing women's health practice is seeking a Board Eligible/Board Certified OBGYN to join a collaborative team providing comprehensive care across all stages of life. Services include preventive care, prenatal care, minimally invasive procedures, and access to high-risk pregnancy support. Position Highlights Growing patient panel with strong community demand Shared call rotation among providers Access to on-site primary care support Close proximity to subspecialties and hospital services Full spectrum of OB/GYN services including: Well-woman exams and preventive care Prenatal and obstetric care Gynecologic procedures and minimally invasive surgery Management of menopause, endometriosis, and other conditions Responsibilities Provide comprehensive obstetric and gynecologic care Manage prenatal, delivery, and postpartum care Perform gynecologic procedures and surgeries Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams and subspecialists Support patient education and preventive health initiatives Qualifications MD or DO Board Eligible or Board Certified in Obstetrics & Gynecology Eligible for medical licensure in Georgia Commitment to patient-centered, community-based care Interest in serving a diverse patient population Compensation & Benefits Base salary: $300,000 - $330,000 Sign-on bonus Relocation assistance Comprehensive health benefits starting day one Annual CME stipend Multiple bonus opportunities Practice Highlights Established and expanding women's health program Collaborative, team-based environment Access to advanced diagnostics and specialty support Opportunity to make a meaningful impact in a growing community Community Highlights Scenic northwest Georgia location with a strong sense of community Access to outdoor recreation including hiking, biking, and water activities Family-friendly environment with excellent schools Affordable cost of living with proximity to larger metro areas
